Questions

01. Interview

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a) Ask ten people what they think about:

1.The climate change

2.The possible consequences for your country - and take note of the answers.

b) What do yout think about these answers?

(no answer yet)

02. Search the local newspapers of your country for articles about climate change.

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a) What kind of direct problems have been mentioned?

b) What solutions have been proposed?

c) What priority have these reports about climate change been given in the newspapers in your country?

d) Which headline caught your eye and impressed you the most? Explain the reason why.

e) Which headline would you give an article about climat change?

(no answer yet)

03. The topic of climate change arouses a number of strong emotions in people.

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a) Write down your emotional feelings for the words “anger, responsibility, hope and indifference” in connection with the topic of climate change.

b) Which kind of emotion do you feel most strongly in connection with the topic of climate change? (This does not have to be one of the four mentioned above). Explain the reasons why.

(no answer yet)

04. Imagine the whole world would be listening to your comments about the topic of climate change. What would you have to say?

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

What would you have to say?

(no answer yet)

Now it is your turn to compile the questions 5 until 8. Carefully consider the best way of posing the questions in order to gain the best possible insight into the everyday views of your partner class.

05. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

06. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

07. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

08. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

09. Looking back and thinking ahead

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a) Imagine it would be possible to turn back the clock a hundred years. What do you think we would do differently?

b) We are naturally not able to turn the clock back, but we can learn from the past. What kind of information does the past reveal?

(no answer yet)

10. In order to get to know you a little better, a few questions now follow that at first glance have nothing to do with the topic of climate change.

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a) If you were able to freely choose, which kind of life you woul like to lead – what would this involve?

b) Do you have the feeling you are free to choose what the real prospects of your future life will be?

c) If you answer no, what do you think is lacking and therefore negatively influencing your personal decisions for the future?

(no answer yet)

11. Things you enjoy doing

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a) What kind of things do you really enjoy doing?

b) How often can you do the things you really enjoy? (And, why are you not able to do them all the time?)

(no answer yet)

Now it’s your turn to compile the questions 12 until 16. Carefully consider the best way of posing questions in order to gain the best possible insight into the everyday views and lifestyle of society around you, and what is changing.

12. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

13. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

14. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

15. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

16. Our question:

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

(no question yet)

(no answer yet)

17. A place you like

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a)Think about a place close to you that you particularly like. In order to get to know one another better, and understand different lifestyles, I would really appreciate you describing this place (or sending a photograph)

b)Describe a famous person from your country, and explain what in particular impresses you about this person.

(no answer yet)

18. Solidarity

Asked by: Cornelius Girls Academy Secondary School | Liverpool High School (3)

a)Think about a situation in your life, in which people in your surroundings have helped one another. Tell us about what happened.

b)Solidarity and climate protection have a lot in common. In your opinion, what does a comment like this mean?

(no answer yet)

Once again, it’s your turn to present the questions 19 until 23: Compile 5 additional questions, suitable for people in your partner class to use, for example, in an interview with people on the street or people they know. Questions you really want to learn more about in order to get a good overall picture of the situation in your partner class.